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by Nahla-Rose Bartlett-Vanderpuye (Author), Charlene Russell (Author), Joseph Bartlett-Vanderpuye (Author)
Nahla And The 3D Machine
A STEM-inspired rhyming children's story, based on true events.
'Meet Nahla, a young girl who loved to create.
Her heart was as big as the smile on her face.
A problem-solver with a head full of questions,
cheeky ideas, fun jokes and suggestions.'
When news of a global emergency is televised, an eight-year-old Nahla quickly discovers there is a national shortage of protective equipment, which is crucial and very much needed.
Using her compassion and her grandma's 3D printer, Nahla sets out to create a solution, but as quickly as Nahla puts her grand plan into action, she is faced with a huge dilemma, stopping her in her tracks.
A heart-warming and wonderful STEM story about persistence and problem-solving, based on true events. This story, is one that will inspire young readers (both boys and girls) to follow their passion, encouraging them to be thoughtful, innovative, free-thinking and fearless in pursuit of their dreams and ideas.
***GLOSSARY INCLUDED***
About the Author:
Co-written by Nahla-Rose Bartlett-Vanderpuye, (now aged 10), alongside her parents Charlene Russell & Joseph Bartlett-Vanderpuye.
Join Nahla as she retells her real-life adventure!
